Angel Power

by Janice T. Connell

"There are many angels, maybe as many as the stars in the sky . . . ."
And every single one of these precious beings offers the world unique blessings. ANGEL POWER describes the special tasks and responsibilities of each of the Nine Choirs of Angels. The Seraphim, Cherubim, and Thrones are angels of goodness, love, and wisdom. The Angels of Dominion are angels of leadership. From the Virtue Angels flow miracles of healing, comfort, and peace. The Power Angels are special warriors against evil and defenders of goodness. The Principalities, Archangels, and Angels administer our planet. By illuminating each Choir's special powers, the author enables us more easily to draw upon its particular, radiant light.
Weaving her own personal angel experiences together with angel prayers and with true angel stories she has been told, the author teaches us to open ourselves to angelic guidance, support, and protection. Her book spreads before us a dazzling and profoundly reassuring prospect of angel power at work -- a vision so beautiful and potent that those who experience it feel they know heaven on earth.

Genres: Angels

352 pages, Paperback

First published March 21, 1995

About the author

Janice T. Connell is an attorney and recognized authority on the subject of Marian apparitions. She is the author of ten books, an international speaker and frequent radio and television commentator.

Reviews

[SouthWestZippy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful book. Quick easy read.

[Seta Mergeanian]

Hopeful, soothing, full of promise and faith! Love this book❤️

[Leslie · Rating 3 out of 5]

An informative book about the nine choirs of angels. It inspires me to do my own research, and the author provides many references and footnotes to get one started. I would want to look into this more thoroughly before following all of her advice. I found the writing style somewhat hard to get comfortable with, flowery and repetitive. The theology is somewhat vague, perhaps on purpose? She writes from a Catholic Christian perspective, for everyone of good will, so the book isn't intended to be a theological treatise. The book is an alternative to the ubiquitous New Age material available on the subject of angels, and as such is a valuable contribution to the writing on the subject.

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